<div align='center'> <h1>Hilbifetch</h1> <blockquote>Simple and small fetch written in Lua.</blockquote> </div> <img src='preview.png' align='center'>

Hilbifetch is your average system info fetch inspired by Neofetch, my own Bunnyfetch and the others.
But this time, it's written and configured in Lua.

Requirements

• Hilbish master branch

Setup

Hilbifetch is in a very early state, expect it to look weird or have odd bugs.

git clone https://github.com/TorchedSammy/Hilbifetch
cd Hilbifetch
sudo ./install.lua

To install to a different directory (like $HOME/bin):

PREFIX=/usr/local ./install.lua

Usage

hilbifetch (or ./hilbifetch.lua)

Configuration is done via the Lua file ~/.config/hilbifetch/init.lua.
There are a few functions and variables available. They are all accessed via the global hilbifetch table.

• sep: Separator used for info.
• ascii: ASCII art.
• order: A table describing the order of info. The format for keys is either a string of an info name or a table with the first entry being the name and other options. Example:

hilbifetch.order = {
	{'title', showName = false},
	{'infosep', showName = false},
	'os',
	'kernel',
	'uptime',
	'terminal',
	'shell',
	{'padding', showName = false},
	{'colors', showName = false}
}

This is the default order of info. The options available for info are:
showName - Whether to show the display name.
color - Color of the info text.
nameColor - Color of the display name.

• addInfo(name, callback): adds info with name.
• getInfo(name): gets info from name
• setDisplay(name): sets the display name of named info. if the display name isn't set, it'll use the normal name instead.
• getDisplay(name): gets the display name of the named info.

License

Hilbifetch is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause license.
Read here for more info.